World News – USA – Biden and Harris announce an all-female communications team

. . Biden said the team will "bring different perspectives to their work and work together to rebuild this country better. ". ""

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President-elect Joe Biden and Vice-President-elect Kamala Harris announced an all-female communications team on Sunday aimed at « bringing different perspectives » « into the White House.

Jen Psaki, a senior member of the transition team serving in the Obama-Biden administration, has been selected as the new White House press secretary. Kate Bedingfield, assistant campaign manager for the Biden Harris campaign, will serve as the White House’s communications director.

In a statement, Biden called the team “qualified, experienced communicators” who “bring different perspectives to their work and work together to rebuild this country better. « . «

Harris added that they will be communicating « clearly, honestly and transparently » as the country grapples with the pandemic and a host of other crises.

Symone Sanders, one of the most iconic faces of the Biden 2020 campaign, will serve as senior advisor and main spokesperson for Harris.

Elizabeth Alexander, a senior advisor to the Biden Harris campaign who will serve as communications director to First Lady Jill Biden.

Pili Tobar, campaign leader at Biden-Harris and former assistant director at America’s Voice, a nonprofit advocating immigration reform, will serve as assistant communications director for the White House.

The announcement on Sunday comes days after Biden announced several other top administrative decisions, including former Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen as Treasury Secretary and former Secretary of State John Kerry as his top climate adviser. Longtime Adjutant Ron Klain will serve as Biden’s new Chief of Staff.

The Trump administration officially approved Biden’s transition last week, granting him access to critical resources and information as he prepares for office in January. President Donald Trump did not allow the election and during an interview with Fox News on Sunday vowed to continue his legal battle against the results.